Nov. 1 Why the Right Gets it Wrong and the Left Just Doesn’t Get it, Rev. Greg with Marsha Saxton
A sermon about justice and political will – especially with respect to how lobbyists create gridlock and an insight into the number of people … read more.
Intern Zackrie outlines the life of B.B. King, who died this past May.
A Reading is adapted from a dialogue interview between the Rev. Ken Reeves and a member of an Ohio UU congregation.
With musicians Soul Rising, Rev. Greg explores spirituality and the blues.
Gather at 5:30pm – Dinner at 6pm – Vespers at 7pm
Enjoy dinner with your friends at church, catered by Richie Dawkins. Vesper service is at 7pm, followed by many activities.
Reservations: suppers (at) uucb.org or sign the sheet outside the office. Deadline is … read more.
Monthly Interfaith Prayer Vigil – The vigil hosted by UUCB at the West County Jail last month was a powerful, prayerful experience on the theme of Love That Knows No Borders. About 75 people attended, many UUCBers wearing yellow Standing on the Side of Love T-shirts. … read more.
The Greater Richmond Interfaith Program—GRIP—is a coalition of local faith communities that, among other things, helps to feed and shelter the poor and hungry in our community. The GRIP Harmony Walk through Richmond is an annual fund raiser that has become a tradition at UUCB. … read more.
And now … here are the answers to last month’s quiz: 1-c, 2-e, 3-a, 4-d, 5-b. That was a little bit of fun, but we have some serious stuff to do, too. We will be sending out a fundraising letter soon, but why wait? You … read more.
Greater Richmond Interfaith Program (GRIP) is an interfaith, multiracial collaboration dedicated to the preservation of human dignity, transforming lives and furthering social justice. It helps individuals and families in need of food, shelter and supportive services.
October is a month full of musical adventure at UUCB. In addition to keyboard music and hymns we sing together, there will be choruses by Mozart and songs from musicals, a blues band, folk harp, and gamelan. Talk about variety in a music program!
October is … read more.
Our program committee tries to offer a blend of new speakers from outside the church, old favorites such as Jeremy Taylor, and UUCB members. Occasionally a new speaker won’t be as informative or dynamic as we hoped, but we try hard to offer you all … read more.
